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Pittsburgh Steelers' DeAngelo Williams Had A Walking Dead Themed Wedding
Pittsburgh Steelers' DeAngelo Williams Had A Walking Dead Themed Wedding
You'll enjoy this even if you're not a fan of @TheWalkingDead (and hey maybe they'll have me on the show now)...https://t.co/kMafweVH1q — DeAngelo Williams (@DeAngeloRB) July 30, 2016Linebackers and defensive tackles aren't the only things DeAngelo Williams is skilled at outrunning.The Pittsburgh Steelers running back made a point of outrunning his own wedding party after they'd been transformed into zombies for his The Walking Dead-themed wedding.According to the ESPN story, Williams has been a fan of horror since he was a child, as well as the WWE character The Undertaker.
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Pittsburgh Steelers' James Harrison: No NFL PED interview, no plans for one
Pittsburgh Steelers' James Harrison: No NFL PED interview, no plans for one
LATROBE -- James Harrison has not met with the NFL regarding the league's investigation into an Al Jazeera report that stated the Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker used the performance-enhancing drug known as Delta-2.And, he said, he has no current plans to do so.Harrison posted a June 24 letter from Adolpho Birch III on Instagram in which the NFL senior vice president of labor policy and league affairs informed the linebacker the league had scheduled an interview with him for July 28, the team's training camp check-in day.
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Pittsburgh Steelers' Sammie Coates 'worked my butt off' to create role
Pittsburgh Steelers' Sammie Coates 'worked my butt off' to create role
LATROBE, Pa. -- Sammie Coates has lost about five-to-six pounds and clearly looks more comfortable in his second Pittsburgh Steelers training camp, from his on-field presence to conducting interviews.Coaches said Coates had a big offseason that included daily trips to the team facility, even in the slow months.Now he's starting to find the payoff.
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Pittsburgh Steelers' Sammie Coates drops weight to build his 'house'
Pittsburgh Steelers' Sammie Coates drops weight to build his 'house'
LATROBE -- The Sammie Coates of this time and place last year weighed five or six pounds more, left himself gasping for breath and knew far less of the Pittsburgh Steelers' playbook.So much so that in Weeks 1 and 2 he failed to make the active roster behind an undrafted rookie free agent out of Boston College, Tyler Murphy, who was both a quarterback and a wide receiver.The 2016 Coates knows, feels and discernibly is better.
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